How do you get GPS directions to come over RTL Speakers?

[campermac]

It works It works.
I finally got it to do what I wanted.
I ordered the Bluetooth adapter from Lamonster, paired it to my GPS, set the bike to the Aux selection on the bike and now I can hear Nancy Never Lost on my bikes speakers.
I guess there is a difference in Bluetooth adapters so using the one I had sitting around from one of my previous Spyder's apparently was the wrong kind.

[JohnRuckus]

Congrats.

[campermac]

I would have never thought as a 60 year old man such a simple little thing would make me so happy and give me such satisfaction. I guess my standards have lowered them selves with age.

[Peteoz]

I would have never thought as a 60 year old man such a simple little thing would make me so happy and give me such satisfaction. I guess my standards have lowered them selves with age.

Hahaha…….a success with constantly changing technology, especially with BT connection vagaries, is ALWAYS a reason for celebration, Campermac. Congrats

Pete

[Lamonster]

It works It works.
I finally got it to do what I wanted.
I ordered the Bluetooth adapter from Lamonster, paired it to my GPS, set the bike to the Aux selection on the bike and now I can hear Nancy Never Lost on my bikes speakers.
I guess there is a difference in Bluetooth adapters so using the one I had sitting around from one of my previous Spyder's apparently was the wrong kind.

Glad you got it going. Bluetooth can be tricky.

[cruisinTX]

I would do it by taping my old school GPS over the top of the speakers.

[stebrock]

I have been watching this thread because I am trying to accomplish the same thing (hear gps instructions over the bike's speakers). I tried stebrock's set up and this does not work. I have A Tom Tom rider. I think I'll order the Lamonster blue tooth device if it works for campermac.

It works with Garmin.

[campermac]

It should work with any GPS that you can pair to the Bluetooth device from Lamonster.